Irina Eliza-Penciu
Patient in Medicai
Your imaging and reports are available as soon as they are uploaded into Medicai. Use any device to view them: mobile or web, and be informed through support and notifications to let you know whenever the study is ready.
Share your investigation with your doctor of choice through a simple link. Your doctor doesn’t need to be on Medicai to view your images in full diagnostic quality.
If you have a doctor's visit, you might want to bring copies of your medical records. Obtaining, storing and sharing your own medical imaging data may be helpful for if you are:
Seeking a second opinion from a doctor
Being referred to a specialist
Receiving therapy for a long-term monitoring condition
Having a radiology exam at a new facility
Keeping a comprehensive personal health record (PHR)
Looking for a quick access to medical records in the event of a medical emergency to avoid a delay in diagnosis or treatment
Giving your doctor access to your radiological reports and medical photos enables them to:
Compare earlier medical imaging investigations with new images (this is especially important for the radiologist interpreting your radiology exam)
Track changing circumstances and irregularities
Avoid taking the same tests again
Easily organize multidisciplinary boards and collaborate with peers on the case
Add imaging from any imaging source, anywhere in the world into your secure Medicai account, and quickly share it with any doctor. Upload, store and share past imaging from CDs and USBs.
Once uploaded, imaging data is are stored permanently in its original diagnostic quality alongside the rest of your imaging records from the hospital/clinics. Medicai makes it easy for you to have all your records stored in one place, just in case your doctor’s office does not receive all your info. That way, you can easily share your records and ensure they’re up-to-date.
Don’t worry if you’re moving to a new city or to a new medical facility. Having your personal repository of medical imaging data will grant you access to that data whenever needed.
Show up prepared for your first appointment with a new specialist, or ask for a second opinion. If you have a complex case, your caregiver can convene at any time a multidisciplinary board around your data stored in Medicai.
Research shows that long-term health results are improved for patients who are more actively involved in their treatment. Understand the evolution of your health by easily going through multiple records on your condition. Maintain your continuity of care across providers and across geographies.
